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APPLIED ENERGY
卷 333, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2022.120555
关键词
Hydropower flexibility; Renewable energy integration; Day -ahead scheduling; Confidence level; Comprehensive evaluation; MILP
A day-ahead scheduling model is proposed for a hydro-wind hybrid power generation system, considering the power regulation flexibility and frequency response flexibility. The study shows that utilizing the flexibility of hydropower can reduce frequency deviation, wind power curtailment, and load loss. Decision makers can use the flexibility supply capacity of the hydropower station to determine the connected wind power capacity and system load for comprehensive benefits.
Uncertainty and instantaneous volatility of wind power make it crucial to schedule the hydropower scientifically to supply flexibility at multiple timescales in renewable energy hybrid power generation systems (RHPS). However, current day-ahead scheduling strategies do not consider the flexibility of time scales below the minimum scheduling time resolution, resulting in insufficient flexibility in intraday operation, power curtailment and load loss. Therefore, in this paper, day-ahead scheduling model coordinating power regulation flexibility (PRF) at 15 min timescale and frequency response flexibility (FRF) at seconds timescale is proposed for hydro-wind hybrid power generation system (HWHPS). Meanwhile, the ability, benefits, and costs of hydropower on supplying flexibility in HWHPS are studied in detail. First, the demand and supply for PRF and FRF are defined and quantified at different confidence levels considering the regulation characteristics of hydropower units. Then, a heuristic piecewise method is utilized to linearize the nonlinear FRF expression, and a day-ahead scheduling MILP model of the HWHPS is constructed. The MILP model is applied to a HWHPS composed of a hydropower station in southwest China and a virtual wind farm simulated based on the data representative for the hydropower station region. We found that the available hydro-power flexibility has potential in reducing the maximum frequency deviation, wind power curtailment and load loss. Meanwhile, hydropower provides flexibility at the cost of hydro energy loss due to increased water consumption, especially for supplying FRF during periods of high wind penetration. Finally, since benefits and costs are affected by different confidence levels, a comprehensive index is proposed to evaluate different capacity ratios and scenarios to suggest confidence levels for day-ahead scheduling. Decision makers can also refer to the flexibility supply capacity of hydropower station to select the connected wind power capacity and system load to ensure comprehensive benefits. The methods, models and conclusions in this study can provide a valuable reference for the planning and dispatching of HWHPS, which contributes to the reliability and stability.
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